You can use your own sources as well, but the following must be included in some way:
The biology of our best and worst selves – Robert Sapolsky Ted Talk
https://www.sapiens.org/culture/humans-violent/
https://www.sapiens.org/culture/human-compassion/
https://www.sapiens.org/culture/evolution-empathy-violence/
Please follow this outline (roughly)
I. Introduction
Brief overview of the importance of understanding human behavior from a biological perspective
Thesis statement: By analyzing the role of genetics, evolution, and environment in shaping human behavior, the extent to which humans are naturally violent and the factors that contribute to or mitigate violent tendencies are evaluated.
II. The Role of Genetics in Human Behavior
Overview of how genetics influence human behavior, including research on specific genes linked to violent tendencies
Association of low-activity MAOA allelic variants with violent crime in incarcerated offenders as a source
Discussion of twin studies and their implications for understanding the genetic basis of human behavior
III. The Impact of Evolution on Human Behavior
Examination of evolutionary theories related to violence in humans, including the role of competition and aggression in survival
Comparison of human behavior with that of other primates to determine the extent to which violence is inherent in our evolutionary history
IV. Environmental Factors that Influence Human Behavior
Exploration of how environmental factors such as upbringing, socialization, and cultural norms can shape human behavior and contribute to or mitigate violent tendencies
Discussion of research on the impact of childhood trauma and abuse on the development of violent tendencies in adulthood
V. Nature vs. Nurture: The Interplay of Genetics, Evolution, and Environment in Human Behavior
Analysis of the complex interplay between genetic, evolutionary, and environmental factors in shaping human behavior
Discussion of the limitations of strictly nature or nurture explanations for human behavior, and the importance of understanding the interaction between these factors
VI. Conclusion
Recap of main points
Implications for understanding and addressing violent tendencies in humans
Suggestions for further research and exploration of the topic